My uncle and nephew catch a beastly carp, and set it free back into the wild.
I don’t know what makes me more proud - the catch or the release!
Thanks to my cousin Jeremy for the fine footage and music.
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I apreciate the obvious care and respect that the fish was given, It reminds me of a scene in the film Last of the mohicans when, having killed the deer they are reverential talking in hushed tones and thanking the animal for dying that they may live. (happens to be in my top ten films ever ) Any how I was glad to see the fish go back. Thanks again Dan. I have a two year old with the flu at the moment so I to am tired most of de time. Love to all yours from all mine, See ya.
Fishing is a thing of beauty. Always so important to treat other creations with respect. Good to see them practice those values.
Would it be appropriate to title this Good Wilt Hunting?
that’s beautiful, Jimmers.
Fishing takes patience, perseverance and a desire to feed others. All good Christian characteristics!
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